Quirky Museums To Explore In San Francisco

Not exactly quirky, but definitely a must-visit for the curious of all ages.

This is a paradise for anyone who remembers the thrill of penny arcades.

A tribute to the Beat Generation writers who made San Francisco their home in the 1950s, this museum chronicles the lives and works of Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, and Neal Cassady.

A Theatre of Sound-Sculptured Space: This unique museum challenges the traditional notion of a museum experience.

Calling all bug enthusiasts! This museum, part of UC Berkeley, houses a vast collection of insects from around the world.

Step into the magical world of Walt Disney at this museum located in the Presidio.

San Francisco's iconic cable cars are a major draw for tourists.

While not exactly quirky, this museum is a architectural gem located in a stunning Beaux-Arts building overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.

This museum showcases the beauty and creativity of craft and folk art from around the world.